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X DAILY COLLEGIAN guest editorial Foreign student tuition at SBBumir, Bay Trustees of the California State Colleges ejus© i roves*od their shortatptaoJBaxxs with their dseistan to raise s student tuttien from |20 to 937 per unit. > raise, altaaugh togM, lo u**exV to presently enrolled foreign to aaeaeae of as ear her reeexuttan frenssthe Trustaes. i reeeiutron, dated Nov. M. 1970, stated tuition for eotainutng wxraaja sSudsnti would remain at ma rata of 9900 a year until the 1974.79 Baeal year.* iBjwa.ir, khs Trustees have Hss outhorrty to ra.se tuition whenever they feel IBs neoessHy. At their July 14, 1971 meeting they saw fit to rots* kxrsegn student tuition from 9400 • ywor ta r 100 to belsnee i o: . cf^iwsrn^^^^j^i I » 6 s Z o \JJOr**&*t BESAfE*. U>M«H Ve44ki>al»i»sr *l£**t.,T**4fc. A DOG- Al*Ot4«4> POT- "^"^^jjLr^-—. letters to thr editor i given to ths effect this would hsve on the torsion students si ready enr oiled in the state colleges. Tha incredrbie Jusxp In tuition vaxs merely staling the rug out from Mudsills who hod put trust Inthesorlier agreement. Many had planned their budgets ta aceordanc* wish khs 9900 foe. New ws sgrse thM ths 940 students trom foreign countries snd Muss© from eta-M-a4ste should gay more than ths Colifornia stu- dxeds staee ttwirlsenilies ere rsM taxed to support our coilege system, oo far i batata i already enrolled is o Cdttor M the Collegian: Aa ope* letter to John I rood year letter in day's edition of the with s feeling of both tasguet. It Is sad ths governor. If you feM you must sttack something - I'm sure there sre ample svenues to wtoeb you coxdd direct your (Speech A rts)Speech Arts; (Agri- ctature Classrooms) Agrlcoltere Class room a (Tatar, Mloii-Psy- g.) Education - Psy- BOdg Social srlerrce BMg.) Social Sctaeee Bldg.; (Res- rtalls) I Tusttan rsisss should only apply to ira**ornirtg foreign snd out-of- sato stooontx. And the rotes should not be so high ss to eliminste Th© tuition ream Bta trustees ere now trying lo choree will cut out rruany foreign studonts from our csrrtpuses. These students are an integral part M any csvnpus, snd sre invaluable in their promotion of b*xhrou*turta unoPritorxJing. A 3)0 gar ©est incresse ever ths past three years only shews o gross disregard far the proMevns of foreign students. **e support She present eeurt Mrunctton against raising fees for Is. We further express the hope thM the courts s tuition raise for new slve • What you fall to reettst that the Bbrary eaooot stay o Ml eight to act (Bookstore) Bookxtore. sod (Hew Administration BMg.) A*XOlM- ojuaUty to them by tatting x per- aoa know exactly where he atioSS. ling names TMok M tos tdsSoalue of th* new ooksrtag student wxton bar raged Cdttor of th* CoUegixn: with the Noes BMg., bxe Fslk la axy osstotae, wMcb seems to Bldg., toe Nixes BMg., tos Re* bo ot relatively Bttle value bow goo Bldg.. bxs Duexke BMg., tos sod wlU protxxbty boM this sssxe Agwew BMg., sad M course tat stature ta toe Iwtare, I tool that m oot forgot toe Baxter Bldg. basso oM steadies kuUMan-tuck The poor Md is gwtag to hsve to bsvs held basse wMI-ksxrwa, aad foam Ms taatory just to got honored names ssr so long shoexd across campus. wwUa It mey bo bs rsesueed ss follows glveobo- tree thM as Maximal** might have low with the prasset nam* in Uttle or no trexxsw) sdkasttag, I pareathssBs pi sr sBtag the new fosl tho fuotllaasllty of tWproo- ■aaxe: ont aaaxea andthewissSBiof Max- (New Art Bldg.) New Art Bldg. pUclty *x*rcl*ed ta to© post Art-Home Economics Bldg.) should stand la as are© ot evor- (Music BMg.) Music^BMg.; Roa Clitord Reagan names new trustees Mrs. Ritchie secceeds Mrs. to BU Pbsbe Cooley of Freooo. whose ox too CSBxasrtas Stxte tarm expired, Brophy succeodo of TrustaSS. William A. Norrt* of Passdoos, are Mrs. Jean- who** term alao expired, aod M Menlo Park. Beaver takes over toe unexpired and a member term of th* tat* Dudley Swim of stste award af Cawcsxxoa. Cxrmel. Beaver's term expires . Brophy ot Sscrxmsalo. a la 1974. The terms of Mrs. Mdlder and a member of the Ritchie aad Brophy sre lor eight of governors at th© CMI- yesrs. F. Beaver s Ful • leoder aad contractor. ■feMMMsxt Motown t h e bedrock of pop Wmmoii ot the Roy T Port I It took a trip to Detroit to ceovtac© me, bta It's true: aa while rock HDH were, for msay years dsxv tag the golden era. Motown s chief production songwiitinc team, but for one reason aod another they toll out with Gordy. sod they became involved In a morass of littratior roll slowly stipe from doing earthing el** for any- »nd tos approval of two-tkirde et the THE DAILY C0UE6IAJ BaXIUBlS Ave Bars a sramf>ecaa4 aWaXXSTB ae* *iaa.i nation narliSi Or tka Braaan Btata Callae* Beeeeaaliew. AaVaHl ■all aaSecrtattaaa SS a SBBBBBB* Bawaati IIS a veer. Saliiartal afflca. Baata Jeeaae Baa|laa. Anna Bid a SasisUae. tslspBona 407J4SS Sao Bin*. aa ea* aaVaetleeao aOiee. Cal- BaatseraaBsra Larry Nyluad. I Union J1S. lalaatsaaa 4*7-22*0 Star* Son aao lull* Vaa Bavbai EUROPE! Mar.27 $149 having lost Ml its former broad- hasod support, it becomes clear thM the reel bedrock of pop music Is, a* Mways. sex*) Basalc. Soul'x Ism golden era started ****■ soM Sxxuaa) - ths rest of th* M- Cradually. the) got out from en- bum ta looded wita cute thM caaM which the careful listener wtU sss la Bothlag more than a reworking of ("GASP*) -Lotas. Louie." Their fxntastlc Mbum. Soulful Tapestry (Hot Wax HA 707), includes their hits (sod •Stick Up." their flrst Mt). MB - for S - the root of the M- Ot*o Way May15 May21 More than 50 summer departures!! Lois 2*24-9041 fiteod Barrett Strong lata a with "Money,' s record thM wss to launch fata llsHiaa owxptre. Soon, ths Stag labs! from Memphis govs Motown some strong iibxbiUIIub BM by the time of the tragic Mr crash (Bsoo-asas- termtitaed, as current rumor would hove It. or nor) that took tho Ufa of Otto Redding, the goeden era's greeteet atar, both disease that had snuffed the white kids' music yeers betore: slosh. In between, though, we hsd our Aod aew, as I tat here eer- •pantoect." what la It I pot oa ta retoa? aoM aseatc. yoe hot. The tax** started ssr raw when I heard dor It Ml, creation of some killer music on their hot new labels. Hot Wax. 1m Ictus, and Music Merchant*. invictus waa HDH's first new tabdl. distributed by Cspttol. They htt it big with their very flret act, the Chairmen of the Board, troetad by a multl-talented gon- ttamsn named General Jekasaa. Yssrs ago. Johnson wrote and imusssi oo© of toe definitive rock aod roU songs, "It will Stsod." Johnson's been doing his beta to see thM It does. top. sod srhils ths CluUrmen's albums hsve been spotty (In Sseeton, Invictus SKAO 7304, 1* tha beta), Johnson hss been one of HDH's top producers. Perhaps Invictus' beet- known act is the Bssssxtanxl Freda Payee, who scored one of last year's top soul hits with "Bring th* Boys Home,' wtoch, ta case yoe never hoard It, is shoot Jsat erhst yoe think It's shout. BM Bta taaal whore HDH seem to do their beta work ta Hot Wax. dtatrlbstai by BaBaah. KM Was that sre every Mt as good ss SWgClAL MOTS AH eeiertwr OmUii prteea ere •anal «»**it eee* er*e terrym* cnergea et 100% *e*Wrel tea en* awswrtwre teaea vtawjre 4wp4.es S* SO per parse** An prices pre suBien te an S pn • pre rata ©sere e* Sw trio roan, single sod frss!/ Experience ta lav© preferred But will x young trainee • Boy, I wo© is thst? Where is tots I frosB? Wsll. Bta is (ss I tooafM) I IS Honey Coos, a s. Hooey Ceo© M first glance might seem like a reprise Of BM Supr ernes, bta be hits all by thsmaatvss. Chsek out the slew paced, dyeaaake rood tag of "wop's It Gonna Be (He Or Me)" or the jaunty, "V.I.P.." or my favorite. "Ths Dsy I Found Myself." s song et unxujuM ess- dor snd insight. There's one HDH song oo to© ssBxaa, aad stata of tha rest were co-written with General Johnson. Fantastic. Aad just ss satsstag ls Los, whom everybody I koo Mdsrs to be soul's sag*** discovery of 1471. Women's sent her to stardom aad her song "Women's Love •Stand up and fight For your rights. Lovo who you wanna Cuz a man Is suro goons") la the featured attraction oo her Bret album (Hot Wax (HA 70S). AIM of other songs on the Mbum use the ssme theme, but make ae BXls- tsk*. th* lad) is good and so ls hsr material, -its Not What Tea Fsli For. It's What Tea ataad For" is oo© ot ths ctacMst eoM tunes I've heard ta s while natch -it's by Holland aataDiMiQ.aed saa asxwx© message M -(Don't Bo Sorry) Be Csrsfta If Yoe Can't Be Good" la Vscoty balsacsta By ISA UlS a soM albuBx flrst, aod s ■sssage aJbeax second, which yoe can ssMly aao by the fact that all thooe mlUtata lyrics were writ- ton by - MEN! BM who csrss" It's fun to llawxa to. To be orre
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Title | 1972_03 The Daily Collegian March 1972 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1972 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
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Title | March 2, 1972 Pg 2 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1972 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | X DAILY COLLEGIAN guest editorial Foreign student tuition at SBBumir, Bay Trustees of the California State Colleges ejus© i roves*od their shortatptaoJBaxxs with their dseistan to raise s student tuttien from |20 to 937 per unit. > raise, altaaugh togM, lo u**exV to presently enrolled foreign to aaeaeae of as ear her reeexuttan frenssthe Trustaes. i reeeiutron, dated Nov. M. 1970, stated tuition for eotainutng wxraaja sSudsnti would remain at ma rata of 9900 a year until the 1974.79 Baeal year.* iBjwa.ir, khs Trustees have Hss outhorrty to ra.se tuition whenever they feel IBs neoessHy. At their July 14, 1971 meeting they saw fit to rots* kxrsegn student tuition from 9400 • ywor ta r 100 to belsnee i o: . cf^iwsrn^^^^j^i I » 6 s Z o \JJOr**&*t BESAfE*. U>M«H Ve44ki>al»i»sr *l£**t.,T**4fc. A DOG- Al*Ot4«4> POT- "^"^^jjLr^-—. letters to thr editor i given to ths effect this would hsve on the torsion students si ready enr oiled in the state colleges. Tha incredrbie Jusxp In tuition vaxs merely staling the rug out from Mudsills who hod put trust Inthesorlier agreement. Many had planned their budgets ta aceordanc* wish khs 9900 foe. New ws sgrse thM ths 940 students trom foreign countries snd Muss© from eta-M-a4ste should gay more than ths Colifornia stu- dxeds staee ttwirlsenilies ere rsM taxed to support our coilege system, oo far i batata i already enrolled is o Cdttor M the Collegian: Aa ope* letter to John I rood year letter in day's edition of the with s feeling of both tasguet. It Is sad ths governor. If you feM you must sttack something - I'm sure there sre ample svenues to wtoeb you coxdd direct your (Speech A rts)Speech Arts; (Agri- ctature Classrooms) Agrlcoltere Class room a (Tatar, Mloii-Psy- g.) Education - Psy- BOdg Social srlerrce BMg.) Social Sctaeee Bldg.; (Res- rtalls) I Tusttan rsisss should only apply to ira**ornirtg foreign snd out-of- sato stooontx. And the rotes should not be so high ss to eliminste Th© tuition ream Bta trustees ere now trying lo choree will cut out rruany foreign studonts from our csrrtpuses. These students are an integral part M any csvnpus, snd sre invaluable in their promotion of b*xhrou*turta unoPritorxJing. A 3)0 gar ©est incresse ever ths past three years only shews o gross disregard far the proMevns of foreign students. **e support She present eeurt Mrunctton against raising fees for Is. We further express the hope thM the courts s tuition raise for new slve • What you fall to reettst that the Bbrary eaooot stay o Ml eight to act (Bookstore) Bookxtore. sod (Hew Administration BMg.) A*XOlM- ojuaUty to them by tatting x per- aoa know exactly where he atioSS. ling names TMok M tos tdsSoalue of th* new ooksrtag student wxton bar raged Cdttor of th* CoUegixn: with the Noes BMg., bxe Fslk la axy osstotae, wMcb seems to Bldg., toe Nixes BMg., tos Re* bo ot relatively Bttle value bow goo Bldg.. bxs Duexke BMg., tos sod wlU protxxbty boM this sssxe Agwew BMg., sad M course tat stature ta toe Iwtare, I tool that m oot forgot toe Baxter Bldg. basso oM steadies kuUMan-tuck The poor Md is gwtag to hsve to bsvs held basse wMI-ksxrwa, aad foam Ms taatory just to got honored names ssr so long shoexd across campus. wwUa It mey bo bs rsesueed ss follows glveobo- tree thM as Maximal** might have low with the prasset nam* in Uttle or no trexxsw) sdkasttag, I pareathssBs pi sr sBtag the new fosl tho fuotllaasllty of tWproo- ■aaxe: ont aaaxea andthewissSBiof Max- (New Art Bldg.) New Art Bldg. pUclty *x*rcl*ed ta to© post Art-Home Economics Bldg.) should stand la as are© ot evor- (Music BMg.) Music^BMg.; Roa Clitord Reagan names new trustees Mrs. Ritchie secceeds Mrs. to BU Pbsbe Cooley of Freooo. whose ox too CSBxasrtas Stxte tarm expired, Brophy succeodo of TrustaSS. William A. Norrt* of Passdoos, are Mrs. Jean- who** term alao expired, aod M Menlo Park. Beaver takes over toe unexpired and a member term of th* tat* Dudley Swim of stste award af Cawcsxxoa. Cxrmel. Beaver's term expires . Brophy ot Sscrxmsalo. a la 1974. The terms of Mrs. Mdlder and a member of the Ritchie aad Brophy sre lor eight of governors at th© CMI- yesrs. F. Beaver s Ful • leoder aad contractor. ■feMMMsxt Motown t h e bedrock of pop Wmmoii ot the Roy T Port I It took a trip to Detroit to ceovtac© me, bta It's true: aa while rock HDH were, for msay years dsxv tag the golden era. Motown s chief production songwiitinc team, but for one reason aod another they toll out with Gordy. sod they became involved In a morass of littratior roll slowly stipe from doing earthing el** for any- »nd tos approval of two-tkirde et the THE DAILY C0UE6IAJ BaXIUBlS Ave Bars a sramf>ecaa4 aWaXXSTB ae* *iaa.i nation narliSi Or tka Braaan Btata Callae* Beeeeaaliew. AaVaHl ■all aaSecrtattaaa SS a SBBBBBB* Bawaati IIS a veer. Saliiartal afflca. Baata Jeeaae Baa|laa. Anna Bid a SasisUae. tslspBona 407J4SS Sao Bin*. aa ea* aaVaetleeao aOiee. Cal- BaatseraaBsra Larry Nyluad. I Union J1S. lalaatsaaa 4*7-22*0 Star* Son aao lull* Vaa Bavbai EUROPE! Mar.27 $149 having lost Ml its former broad- hasod support, it becomes clear thM the reel bedrock of pop music Is, a* Mways. sex*) Basalc. Soul'x Ism golden era started ****■ soM Sxxuaa) - ths rest of th* M- Cradually. the) got out from en- bum ta looded wita cute thM caaM which the careful listener wtU sss la Bothlag more than a reworking of ("GASP*) -Lotas. Louie." Their fxntastlc Mbum. Soulful Tapestry (Hot Wax HA 707), includes their hits (sod •Stick Up." their flrst Mt). MB - for S - the root of the M- Ot*o Way May15 May21 More than 50 summer departures!! Lois 2*24-9041 fiteod Barrett Strong lata a with "Money,' s record thM wss to launch fata llsHiaa owxptre. Soon, ths Stag labs! from Memphis govs Motown some strong iibxbiUIIub BM by the time of the tragic Mr crash (Bsoo-asas- termtitaed, as current rumor would hove It. or nor) that took tho Ufa of Otto Redding, the goeden era's greeteet atar, both disease that had snuffed the white kids' music yeers betore: slosh. In between, though, we hsd our Aod aew, as I tat here eer- •pantoect." what la It I pot oa ta retoa? aoM aseatc. yoe hot. The tax** started ssr raw when I heard dor It Ml, creation of some killer music on their hot new labels. Hot Wax. 1m Ictus, and Music Merchant*. invictus waa HDH's first new tabdl. distributed by Cspttol. They htt it big with their very flret act, the Chairmen of the Board, troetad by a multl-talented gon- ttamsn named General Jekasaa. Yssrs ago. Johnson wrote and imusssi oo© of toe definitive rock aod roU songs, "It will Stsod." Johnson's been doing his beta to see thM It does. top. sod srhils ths CluUrmen's albums hsve been spotty (In Sseeton, Invictus SKAO 7304, 1* tha beta), Johnson hss been one of HDH's top producers. Perhaps Invictus' beet- known act is the Bssssxtanxl Freda Payee, who scored one of last year's top soul hits with "Bring th* Boys Home,' wtoch, ta case yoe never hoard It, is shoot Jsat erhst yoe think It's shout. BM Bta taaal whore HDH seem to do their beta work ta Hot Wax. dtatrlbstai by BaBaah. KM Was that sre every Mt as good ss SWgClAL MOTS AH eeiertwr OmUii prteea ere •anal «»**it eee* er*e terrym* cnergea et 100% *e*Wrel tea en* awswrtwre teaea vtawjre 4wp4.es S* SO per parse** An prices pre suBien te an S pn • pre rata ©sere e* Sw trio roan, single sod frss!/ Experience ta lav© preferred But will x young trainee • Boy, I wo© is thst? Where is tots I frosB? Wsll. Bta is (ss I tooafM) I IS Honey Coos, a s. Hooey Ceo© M first glance might seem like a reprise Of BM Supr ernes, bta be hits all by thsmaatvss. Chsek out the slew paced, dyeaaake rood tag of "wop's It Gonna Be (He Or Me)" or the jaunty, "V.I.P.." or my favorite. "Ths Dsy I Found Myself." s song et unxujuM ess- dor snd insight. There's one HDH song oo to© ssBxaa, aad stata of tha rest were co-written with General Johnson. Fantastic. Aad just ss satsstag ls Los, whom everybody I koo Mdsrs to be soul's sag*** discovery of 1471. Women's sent her to stardom aad her song "Women's Love •Stand up and fight For your rights. Lovo who you wanna Cuz a man Is suro goons") la the featured attraction oo her Bret album (Hot Wax (HA 70S). AIM of other songs on the Mbum use the ssme theme, but make ae BXls- tsk*. th* lad) is good and so ls hsr material, -its Not What Tea Fsli For. It's What Tea ataad For" is oo© ot ths ctacMst eoM tunes I've heard ta s while natch -it's by Holland aataDiMiQ.aed saa asxwx© message M -(Don't Bo Sorry) Be Csrsfta If Yoe Can't Be Good" la Vscoty balsacsta By ISA UlS a soM albuBx flrst, aod s ■sssage aJbeax second, which yoe can ssMly aao by the fact that all thooe mlUtata lyrics were writ- ton by - MEN! BM who csrss" It's fun to llawxa to. To be orre |